Guest Ellen Newton Nilsen joins Tim and Tom to recall favorite memories from her high school days. You'll learn how the tuba can be used by a girl to attract boys, how to carry an injured bean walker to safety, and how Jan Marlow almost got more than she bargained for at a sleep over. Hear the intro to a new radio show called "Lap Talk" and discover its mostly humble beginnings. Yes, there is quite a bit of cheerleader talk as well.

Due to renovation of our studio, we were unable to create a new show. Instead we have put together some of the best clips from episodes 001 through 022 for your enjoyment...you know, "In Case You Missed It."

Introducing "Retro Rob," our resident Stuart historian. Hear Part 2 of our interesting conversation with Stuart, Iowa's Bob Cook. Bob remembers what it was like when Stuart lost its skating rink and movie theater around the same time. He talks fondly about the pool hall through its different owners, recalling a special snooker game with one of his high school teachers. Get to know Stuart's famous pool sharks. Bob pulls out some very tricky questions during "Stump The Hosts," and a great time was had by all.

At long last, the crew is paid a visit by Stuart, IA historian extraordinaire, Robert Cook (we call him "Bob). Bob takes us back to the beginning of the 70's decade with some somber and some funny recollections. From the now famous band who broke down in Stuart, to the Vietnam war's effect on Stuart, to some of the town's interesting residents, there isn't a dull moment. There’s even a story about a man who very well could have had two brains.

Part 2 with guest “Hot Lips” (Jolena Welker). Hear the conclusion of "Stump The Hosts" where “Mr. Literature” smokes the other host on the Billy Shakespeare questions. Learn nifty things about book awards and how libraries have changed over the years. Other topics: school book orders and cheerleaders without socks. Special musical appearance by Mr. Melvil Dewey himself, inventor of the Dewey Decimal System. (“Dewey Decimal Rap” recreated with permission of the creator, Mr. Scooter at scooterhayes.com)

This episode is one for the books! No, seriously...Jolena Welker joins Tim and Tom to share her wealth of knowledge in the area of Literature. And, who better than a former library director to do it? You'll hear Jolena discuss the "pages" of her life from BB battle wounds to her deep love of libraries. But just a few chapters in, you'll learn of Jolena's playful side, one that not everyone who knows her saw during the high school years. The plot twist comes when you learn Jolena's idea of school dance etiquette.

Join host Tim Link on a walk around downtown Stuart, IA during "Scoop The Loop" night as he listens to what others thought about their favorite decade. You'll get a wide variety of stories including opinions on gasoline prices, favorite pizza joints which exist no more, 70's upholstery color nightmares, and cool cars. You'll also hear commentary about classmates, some still with us and some not. You'll hear the cars, music, and other sounds of "Scoop The Loop" night.

Welcome to Part 2 of "The Experiment" where Tim and Tom forged ahead in recording an episode without much planning. Like Part 1, there is no editing. Suffice it to say, we learned some things. First, always plan, plan, plan! Second, switching roles is fun but not always efficient. In this episode you'll hear both the violin and the pity card played during an impassioned plea for messages, memorandums, and missives. Tim and Tom discuss the cost of things in the 70's compared to the inflated prices years later. And, the episode is wrapped up by an RPM (Random Person Mention) segment where the person mentioned wasn't known by both hosts.

This is the first part of two episodes where Tim and Tom do something unprecedented in two ways. First, Tim and Tom switch roles. Secondly, the episode comes directly to you with zero editing. Therefore, we called this episode, "The Experiment." In this episode, you'll learn about "Tim's Hierarchy Of Education Class System," you'll hear one of Tim's therapy sessions with Dr. Moon, and we'll share our recommendations for modifying high school track hurdle heights.

This is Part 2 of our epic conversation with Bob Morgan. Experience for the first time in the history of Stuck In The Past, "Stump The Hosts" being turned on its head when Bob threw in a twist! You'll hear more football stories, memories of our foreign exchange students, Mike and Omar, and some rare recollections of Cheech & Chong albums, one of which got Tim in a little trouble. You'll also get a close-up of Bob's nostalgic, sentimental side. We had so much fun, we didn't even read from the (mail bag, mail bag, mail bag).